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rhyzer 48 is great on BH.

It's not what I think, it's a fact. check manufacturers websites.

MX-P or if harder is ok, G-1

I'm playing with PP not with 301... but thanks for the recommendation

control is very good, but sometimes it's a bit hard to open up because the blade is quite hard, stiff and non-bouncy. a tad more softness and maybe flex with faster top gear while keeping control the same is what I'm looking for. also I'd like a slightly higher throw maybe for better looping arc...

Mantra is very good, japanese made and inexpensive,

Can anyone compare these blades? playing with the Powerplay atm.

the pg9 is very fast, bouncy and low throw. more suited to euro style, with no more than med-hard rubbers but high throw. try a softer h3 or g-1 or vega pro

rubber clicks when sponge is fully compressed: softer euro -> easy to compress -> always click hard chinese -> hard to compress -> no click boost => easier to compress, more click a 37 h3 will click even unboosted a 42 h3 will not click even boosted (unless pro does counter loops)

what's wrong with your current setup?

Hou chops with way more spin than female choppers and mainly with sidespin, sometimes pure, sometimes with some back or top mixed in. And unlike many other choppers, his forehand is extremely powerful and spinny so he can often finish the point (unlike ma te) This is in many ways a historic...

Exactly. He can keep control of the rallies with spin and variation, and he can finish a point with power and style. His opponents thought they could eventually overpower with fast topspin smash, but he kept in control with slow spin! I believed the slow spinny & powerful long stroke style was...

Hou is chopping with massive side and backspin and nobody can deal with it. This is the most spin I have seen with ABS balls. How is this suddenly a thing? I hope it becomes a regular thing!

Nope, there is vega def with 57,5. Can't get harder than that.

yep, they are indeed made by Sponeta. I'll look up the model when I encounter one again. As far as speed is concerned, grippy tables are faster when playing against loopers but slower when playing defenders. I hear the hardness of the floor also affects the bounce. soft floor is slower, hard...

I don't know the exact model, but the newest gewo tables have the best spin, because their surface is very non-grippy. joola and cornilleau are okay spin-wise, butterfly and tsp are bad to terrible. again because of surface grip. they need to standardize table surfaces. It can just be too much...

What? How did you come up with that implication? In fact, the study says nothing at all about which ball generates more spin. What is says though, is that plastic balls experience more friction when contacting the table. Especially when the ball is rotating, the increased friction causes the...

I know what I wrote was borderline. However, I find it hard to ignore when someone constantly elevates their own opinion over everybody else. But seeing how dedicated you moderators are to the quality of this forum, I think I can be assured to just stick to being objective and friendly.

Haha. I'm still waiting for you to respond to any of my arguments. But I guess that's too difficult for you. Just to give the other readers a hint: this guy wrote a while ago that "Hurricane 3 cannot handle the plastic ball at all". So choose for yourselves whether you think this guy is credible.

Haha. I was expecting you to explode, and show everyone how inflated your ego is and how you can't accept others' opinions. But back to the argument. You never displayed and opinion. If you display an opinion, you say, 'In my opinion the blade is bad', or I think the blade does not suit...